lærðar
lærðar is a word that occurs in the Icelandic language and is used as an adjective meaning "learned" or "educated." It is the feminine plural form of the adjective lærð, which is derived from the past participle of the Old Norse verb læra, meaning "to learn." In contemporary Icelandic, lærð is commonly employed to describe individuals, institutions, or groups that possess a high level of knowledge or academic achievement. For example, lærðir sérfræðingar (learned specialists) or lærður menning (learned culture) are typical phrases in written and spoken Icelandic.
The word is analogous to English "learned" and shares a common Germanic root with related forms in
lærðar is also used nominally in some expressions, where the adjective functions as a noun to refer